Photojojo’s new extras cellphone camera lens will double, approbation twice the focal length of the lens you have on there already. Like the wide-angle and macro lenses it joins in the lineup, the 2X telephoto snaps onto a minuscule alluring donut that sticks to your phone, surrounding the camera similar to the popular washer it is.

Not usually will the lens lift things closer, it moreover adds an roughly silly amount of vignetting around the edges of your photographs, creation them look similar to they were shot by a few type of Lomo-branded toilet paper tube. This is, if you were still wondering, a great thing.

The 2X telephoto will cost your $20 if you purchase it alone, or $50 in a set with its wide-angle and macro brothers. And if you have a glossy glass-backed iPhone 4, you’ll need a case. Photojojo tells us that the small gummy donuts do not hang so well to its sleek, sleazy surface. Available now.

Telephoto Phone Lens [Photojojo. Thanks, Kiran!]

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